You’re speaking more and more
clearly these days. I keep thinking how much I will miss hearing you work your
way through words. Like how you still say "ssshicken” instead of kitchen (and chicken, for that matter), or “ogurt” when you want yogurt, among others that I fear I’m
already forgetting.
I feel a sense of guilt both when
I correct you and when I don’t.
And I can’t quite tell the
difference when you’re asking to go potty or go party. The past few days
it’s definitely been the latter, though you refuse to be pigeonholed as a party
girl. Already making good choices!
"Oh gosssh," you say and shake your head from side to side.
Just two days shy of your
birthday, you really pulled out the big guns with the first “love you, Mama!”
Here, have ALL the presents. Don’t think for a minute I didn’t notice you
working on your dad with a “love you” at bedtime tonight.
That hair!
Those eyes!
She’s so smart!
Not a day goes by that we don’t
hear these things lauded about you. Based on this alone I could say you’re a
triple threat, lest I be forgetting that you are already quite a songstress
(that little ditty you made up about your shoes today? Grammy worthy!) And
whether it’s Toddler Tunes or Party Favorites that we’re listening to, you always
keep the beat (perhaps a Tony in your future?)
ETA: We've definitely hit this milestone right here:
I’ve lost track, but last I checked you were spontaneously counting to 15+ the other day. Funny, no one remembers teaching you so many numbers! Colors, on the other hand…well, we’ll work on those, along with the last 2/3 of the alphabet. Don’t worry girl, you got this.
I’ve lost track, but last I checked you were spontaneously counting to 15+ the other day. Funny, no one remembers teaching you so many numbers! Colors, on the other hand…well, we’ll work on those, along with the last 2/3 of the alphabet. Don’t worry girl, you got this.
I’m guessing you picked most of these things up
from the Mayor. It helps in the learning department to have a big brother. I
can still remember spontaneously learning the state capitals when I still
shared a room with your uncle. And play the piano. I’m sure he thought I was a
snotty little show-off when I’d sit and play by ear what he’d just been toiling
over in an hour of practice.
Don’t let that deter you, though.
Sassy Pants. Lady Lu. Missy Mae.
My girl…TWO!
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